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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02
9anoel os s5nouitri.

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Nt itprite Delen al bet Dl, iom / bore
Dase 1elses @las os 5laifer, er blanz
bet r,eb alt anbet enb bet, iom fra fprft
af bsrte bientme i 9l, er bel life noeet
NIT. 9il nermere Gorflarins Tan bet
fortelIes, at bet iierbelesbeb blanbes meb
@toffe iom quassia, nux vomica, aloes.
ia enbos Strychnine, forat sipe bet en-
bitter @mas cs brinse bet til at ifumz
me iom 2aser. Sc iaafalote frantic
8ine beri 2anbet betaar af manse Slass
Snsrebienier, blanot bpilfe er minbft al
ben 8in, unber bpilfet geaun ben felses.
Sra 6rantris beres ber &laser uper
ct Sniett, BbpQorera, ber bar pbelast
bunbreber af Ncres af Draebaper os fOrz
aarlaser en Nftasen / @inproouftionen
af Fere tufinoe @alloner. Ds bog finber
ri, peo Sielp af @tatiitifeu, at baabe
llbfprielen fra Granfris os Snbferielen
til bette 2ano af frantic &ine bolber fig
ben alminbelise @tsrrelie. ga ri finz
ber euboibere af Grantrises erporterebe
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buftionen fra be frantic 8insaarbe os bet
enbos fraresnet bpab bet frantic Soft
ielp forbruser, boiltet lite er noset uatz
ieelist &pantum.
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en- Jortlarins; 8ine, iom erporteres maa
,nber9aa en- flor Jorfalifning.
s Yaris blep ber lite for lang 9ib
iibeu sjort en- l1nberisselie af Baris's Of
ficielle Gbemiiter al bpao ber iolstes iom
,,glaret" o9 nBursunbD"," Mf 1861
8reper eramineret, bleo 357 erflerei
vsobe", 1903" taaleli8e, mebens 3O2
blen erfleret for at pare Dberft itabelise
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itabelise Ct be e9te @ine, Der blanbes
meb noset biQisere os baarlisere, mebens
be itabelige beftaar of logwood, cam
peachwood, carbonate of potassiung
soda.
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bes til Jranfri9e ,,boftorereS", femples
,,St. Sulian", o8orbeaur," eller anbr
itorinubebe Napne, Der oil bjelpe til a
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peb gaaien af bisie ginbanblere. De
ct in9en 5orretnins, bpori Jorfallfnir
gen pil betale fig iaa soot os fblsefi
beller insen, bpori Jorfalifnins mel
praftiieres.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02

- Ga grus1e bar 7,511 5folebprn.
- Niblano bat 900 Suobpssere.
- Gplperts .er f1nbet ner Ssceola.
- Gn Neserpreit fra Cincinnati fanbt
fin bortremte Some Ga grosie. 8aa6e
bun os @literen bleo areiteret.
- Dftromiti, Der .ftiab paa StDoe<
ifipe Milmautee traf Gus. 9ernte, II
'gar san,mel ! Siertet, iaa ban bahe
itrar efter.
- Gn 6S slar sanmel Maanb iao EFT
gften paa &efperfet, ubenfor fit 9lem
/ Miluaufee, ba ban falbt basouer, brett
te6e geaffen o9 bpbe.
- 2ouis 6 Strum, ber par DeputD
Erea1urer for @au Clair County erfienz
ber at BABE brn9t be $1,000 af @tolez
fonbet til ubelbis @pefulation. Da ban
blep areiteret neste ban lluberilebet os
boloes nu $4,000 &aution. 9an bar
9otalafbolbsfolfets perite 5ienbe oerpaa
Stebet.
- Beret1inser fra be foritieQise @tez
Der af Staten piier at Tgrfen er bruot
1neb alminoelis 9eesn, Der for bet meite
bar lebia9et at Stcrm o9 9asl ber /
&i6lanb Center fnuite mango Ginouer
os for ilbe meb Maiien. Seer 2anoz
CATER, @ranb 60. pbela9oes en9aoe meo
bele bens Snbbolo, mebens @ieren os
Datteren bar inbe os n1alfebe. &ibrene
be meltebe blen orebt os falbt ooer benz,
men @jelp Tom til | Tibe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02
@tnnefota.

= Mrs 9enrif 6oueen, nar CUNT
brota oboe baitis / forrlse llse.
= @n feraarsammel @ut / &o9elter
ogoe af at BABE ipift G9enpbber.
= S 9ficollet County ct en- norlf So
milie blepen iinipa9. @ennen brat fig
til bpbe, Taber, Mor o9 Datter er MI
paa 9ospitalet ct. Yeter.
= ct. Saul er @lebesrus oper
Opbaselien af naturlis @as o9 DIE Der
/ gaerbeoen. @eb llnberipselien antenz
tes @asier, Der banneoe en- Slblbile SO
Sob bsi.i Dpbaserne bar,iifret fig &et
til 2anoet omfrins paa 80 Nar. Stanz
barb Oil 60. ises at itaa bag 5oretasez
net.
- s Gersus Sails fpne2. Nfboloiaz
gen, formebelit ben 8eerfasSkn at blioe
beo.
st Disfusiions Mpbe bolbtes gbale's
9al, 9irsoas Nften 3Ote Iusuit oper
Tbemaet: @r Nfbol6sforeninsen / Ser
gus Sails friitenoomsfjentli9? Da &onz
fereutiens Menisbeo bapbe ftemplet 5orz
eninsen ium iaaban inobpbes Menisbeben
soobeosiulot at mpbe frem os bepiie fine
Yaai itanbe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02
Snolanoet.

| SSn6lanoet.
- Snbianerurolisbeberne Colorado
er upbprt.
= Nar 8atbsate faar Garmerne
| 9jennemlnitlis oper 80 8uibels paa Icz
rem.
= Gn Meser i Nlabama blep lpn6eo
for at bape ppet &olb MOB en- bpib
&pinbe. 4
So. q. garlien fom tilifabe / glers
anoria, ibet ben @tilabs paa bpilfen ban
itob, falot.
- Gbarles g. 8olfe blep oal9t til
gbairman for PenlDluatia Stats Yrobts
bitionsfonite.
- Dommen oper Sat at@barp er ubiat.
9an er enoa ip9 % iDnes ,tfe at piloe
lepe lanse.
- st Maslempbe er iammenfalbt |
2ittle &od forat protestere mob, at
Slaper 9jer offentlist Irbeibe.
- Gn Mine / yeattitofe, Ya., b1ep
fDlbt meo @anb. 90 Mulesler brufnez
be, men insen Menneifer omfom.
- Dtte Perloner fab til 8orbs ct
&us Dtpaslo Mi9. ba bet blep truffet
os iplintret af 2pnet. Snsen al 8es
bperne tom til Sfabe.
-Yrof, 8roofs bar opba9et en- So
met. Dpoaselieu brinser bam en- 8elbn
ming af 800. &ometen Tan nu fees
mob Norb bper Nften efter &loffen 10.
- ST. Mc@lDnn beitploer ben tat
bolite &irte for at sermanii ere Nmerita.
st tatbolit 8lab flyer at bet enselife
@pros ct bet meit fulotomne ium Sub
bar sipet Mennelfet os at bet tDite Sprus
er iom ,,@oinenes @rpnten".
- Sarnbaneanlesset fra @ranb
SORTS til 8enbina saar meb en- 9urtisz
beb af to Mile ug en- balp bper Sag.
Banen pil blipe feroig ben Is October.
@lepatorer bpsses os 8per iprinser op
lan9ft Banen iom Babbebatte.
- Sen itore 9prfe bar siort, at &ornz
aplen iom / 8esDnbelie lopeoe at blipe ben
itbrite, oil blipe en- Gjeroeoel eaer mellem
200, os 400 Miuioner 8uibel, minbre
eno forrise &ar. @tsrit @faoe 1ioer
SQinois, Snbiana, minbre @isconiin os
&anias.
= Stem gort @tats Yrobibitions &onz
peation blep bolbt @pracus Sreba9.
Saep. Mrs. 2atbrup fra Mai6isan bolbt
en- len9ere Sale. Ser par till itebe 1000
Delesater. 8lanbt bisie par 70 @reiter
og mango anbre Superintenbenter for
Spnbassitoler.
= &ep. Dapib Sepmore, Metbpbi1t t.
preit fra Sanesuille Minn. to9 100
Dollars af &irfefasien os &eoaftsren
9enrDs Some pg rente 40 21perpool,
@nslanb til. Da be bapbe tilbrast fire
9uebebrsbsoase Der, erfareoe be at ben
eiterlabte Susbonbe bar beres Spor.
Sc tos fprite @fib tilbase til SEEM Yorf.
Sen bebrasne ggstemanb telesraferebe
bio og befalebe benz areiteret, bpilfet be
psIaa blep fer be lanbebe. &onen fit
saa fin 8ei, men ben @eiitlise maa pente
Meoaftgrens &onne.
= 5rpstelis 8eifplonins mob K. L.
Gn Strife al Knights of Lador mob
Mislouri Yacific St. 81. / Npril SO bapz
be til G6se at ct Eran git at Sporet Os
at to Mfanb blep brabt os Snseni6ren
iaaret. timber ct Jorbpr al 2eberne for
Gtrifen, bpilfe aniees for at babe lbsnet en-
| Sfine paa Sporet Der foraariasebe lllpfz
Ten, ii9es at bore fren1fommet 8ibnesbDrb
for at benne morberiife Blan bar fattet
Knights of Labors 9Obebquarter; me-
bens Drbenens leberbe Meblemmer par
tilitebe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-02
@tScpnftt.

- Ga @rusle bar 7,511 Sfolebern.
. Niblanb bat II, 900 Snbbpssere.
. Gplperts. .er fun6et ner Ssceola.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
Miscellaneous Items.

Will Pemberton and a saloon-keeper
named Enos are under arrest in Sedalia
charged with robbing a farmer of $3.50
while the latter was drunk.
The North Missouri Millers' Association
held an interesting meeting at Higgins
VILE few days ago. ---
A strike by $50 stove-molders in st.
Louis has compelled the closing of found
ries employing l ,500 men.
They fine Washers in St Louis.
VIM. Craig, foreman of Engine Com
pany No. z at Kansas City, died at the
Sisters Hospital IN that city a few days
ago. Last November, while working on
fire in the East Bottoms, Craig, blinded
BY smoke, fell through hatchway in the
third floor. The fall was at least fifty
feet, and Craig received injuries which
resulted in his death.
Mr.. Daniel Fl. Bartlett, one of the most
popular members of the St Louis Mer-
chants Exchange and a mem Der of the
commission firm of Hubbard & Bartlett,
died few days ago at his home in ST.
Louis, after long and lingering illness,
at the age OF forty-one years.
Turner White fell from train and was
killed near Oak Grove.
j man named Ennis was killed at May.
view, Lafayette County, by Chicago &
Alton train few days ago He was a
resident of Laddonia, and delegation of
ODD Fellows went from that place and
escorted his remains home for burial
Wm. Grimm, foreman in the Sullivan
saddle-tree shop at the State peniteutiary,
at Jefferson City, was severely cut about
the arms and body a few evenings since
by a vicious convict named Clark, who
was recently sentenced by the St Louis
Criminal Court for two years. The con-
wet became offended over some directions
Grimm was giving him about work. The
weapon used was a shoe-knife.
The State University can have no stuffed
elephant
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
General Newton's Latest.

NEW YORK, March 10.-General John
Newton went into office as Public Works
Commissioner with the ambition to secure
to New York new street improvements
that would equal, if not surpass, the ad-
mirable pavements of London and Paris.
Fer weeks past he has been indus triouslv
prosecuting inquiries to ascertain the
practicability and probable cost of carry
ing this scheme of public improvement
into effect. 1t comprehends the renewal
of something in the neighbor hood of six
million square yards of pavement. 1t is
reported in department circles that the
whole scheme of repaving can be carried
to completion at cost of five million dol
lars
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
a TOUCHING TRIBUTE.
Rev. DIR. Parker, of the City Temple, Lon
don, Pays q Touching Tribute to the Late
Henry Ward Beeeher.

Rev. DIR. Parker. of the City Temple, Lon
don, Pays Touching Tribute to the Late
Henry Ward Beeeher.
LONDON, March 9.-Rev. DR.. Parker, OF
the City Temple, to-day publishes a
tribute to the late Henry Ward Beecher,
in which he says among other things: II
40 not hesitate to pronounce him the
greatest preacher that ever lived. We
who bowed with him in prayer know with
what might of humility penitence, faith
and love he stormed the Kingdom of
Heaven. His moral fearlessness was
consistent throughout. 1t was vain
to threaten Mr.. Beecher once he
had made up his mind; no Luth-
er was more prepared to face a
loss, an infamy, or a desertion. l never
heard him say an unkind word OF an
enemy. When Mr.. Beecher left my house
he put his arm around my neck, kissed me
and said: Goodbye, old fellow;I love
YOU These were the last words I heard
from Mr.. Beecher's lips. My house was
larger and brighter because Mr.. Beecher
tarried there. Mr.. Beecher and his
wife used to call themselves two old folks.
Verify, they might have been young low
ers, so devoted were they to one another.
l wish to be at Mr.. Beecher's grave liz
spirit, to take short look where the body
lies, and thereafter steadily upward to.
ward Heaven, to where he has ascend
cd
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
CONNECTICUT'S TRIBUTE.

Resolutions Adopted by the Connectiodt
House of Representatives on the Death
of Mr.. Beecher, Son of the State.
HARTFORD, Conn, March 9.-The House
to-day passed the following:
Resofced, By this House, that it has heard
with profound sorrow of the death of the en-
inent divine, Henry Ward Beecher.
ResozUed, That inasmuch as he was native
of Connecticut, and an example of what supe-
rior abilities and genius can attain under our
free Constitution, it is the sense of this Assem-
bly, that our heartfelt sympathy be rendered at
this time to the family of the eminent divine
ResoIred, That, irrespective OF any pride Se
may feel in claiming the late Mr.. Beecher az a
native of this State, we recognize in him the
peerless pulpit orator of the century, man of
transcendent genius and commanding End
benefcent influences upon the age in which he
has figured so conspicuously. That we regard
him as man who blended into the courage OF
his convictions the fullness OF a genial spirit
and the wealth of boundless charity, and That
in his death the cause of charity itself has suf-
fered an irreparable loss and the free and en-
lightened religious influence of our times an
expounder of the Christian faith that com
manded universal respect where his name was
known.
Reso,yed, That the clerk of this House trans.
NIT COPY of these resolutions to the wife OF
the distinguished deceased
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
Read Out of Church.

SEABRIGHr, N. j., March 9.-Rev. A NJ.
Lake preached his farewell sermon in the
Methodist Church on Sunday. At the end
of the service he stated that members of
the church who infringei the church dis
cipline must be punished, and then pro-
ceeded to read out of the church Mrs. Ida
Ferry and Mrs. George A. Phillips. The
two ladies were brides only three month
ago, and the alleged breach of discipline
was committed before they were married.
1t was rumorei that General G. F. Fisk,
late Prohibition candidate for Governor,
was also to be expelled for owning stock
in hotel where liquor was sold. This
was not done, however.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
Short Work.

OMAHA, Neb., March 1I-John P. Glow
stopped Jack Hanley in less than one min.
ute last night. Hanley's hackers made
sturdy kick against the regulation four
ounce gloves introduced by Clovis sec
onds, and after short wrangle. Glow
accepted the six-ounce mittens thrown
into the ring by Hanley's seconds. After
a moments sparrlng, CLOVIS left
new out and Hanley was sent tc
his knees by terrific smash on
the jaw. When he recovered bis
feet he was groggy. Glow pursued his
advantage with left-handed blow on the
mouth, followed by vicious right upper
cut on the chin which sent Hanley to his
knees whipped man.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE will of the late Henry Ward Beech
er was offered for probate in the surro-
gates Office in Brooklyn on the 18th. Clta-
tions were issued returnable April II.
JOHN B. LUCE, brother of Rear-Admir
al Luce, died in Washington, on the 18th
of general debility and exhaustion, super
Induced by his long struggle in advocacy
of the celebrated Choctaw claim.
ZENAs NJ. CRANE, of Dalton, Mass. one
of the best-known paper manufacturers
in Western Massachusetts, dropped dead
on the 18th.
RHODE ISLAND is all broken up over a
serious outbreak of hog-cholera and
ipleuro pneumonia.
TIE French Chamber of Deputies has
lpassed the bill increasing import duties on
-four and several other articles.
FRANK n. SCoTT, cashier of the publish
ling house of Webster & Co, of New York,
was arrested on the 18th, charged with
embezzling $50, 900 from the firm He was
committed to jail in default of $4,000 bail.
The firm are the publishers Of General
tGrant's memoirs.
JANET G. BLAINE, JR., has severed his
connection with the Pittsburgh (Pa.)
Times, and has accepted position with a
prominent Wall street firm in New York.
| TIVE yachts Coronet and Dauntless
sailed from New York on their champion
ship race across the Atlantic on the 18th.
The start was very favorable one. 1t is
stated that half million dollars are
stakel on the result, mostly at even
money.
THE retail butchers of New York and
Brooklyn are moving to resist the en-
croac hments of The ranch to the table"
scheme of Marquis de Mores and other
Western drcs sed oeef firms.
| Mrs. MARY p PELToN, sister of the late
Samuel j. Tilden, died in New York on the
18th Reports indicate that she and her
sister have been very shabblly treated
by the executors of the dead statesman.
/ TIE remains of the late Henry Ward
! Beecher were fiuaI,y laid to rest in Green
wood cemetery on the 18TH
! Ex-SPEAKER CARLISLE was banqueted
| by the Bay STATE Club IN Boston on the
| l2tsl Admiring Massachusetts Demo-
Gratis claim that the ex-Speaker bears
striking resemblance to the next Demo-
cratic candidate for VicePresident.
|, THE remains of the late General Will
lam King Loring, who died in New York
on December 80 last, were d;sinterred on
Fla. where they VIII be finally inferred
in the new cemetery at that place with
grand ceremony.
BURNETT TIFFANY, son of the famous
New York jesveler, who recently married
Bertha Pearson, of the National Opera
Company, has, at the iGsuigation of his
relatives, deserted his bride and left for
Europe.
A SENSATION was created in the Nova
Scotia Legislature, OH the 18th, by Mr..
McColl, member for Fiction, bold an
nouncing himself as a sece ssionist and
anpexatiOniSt
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

WOOSTER. O., March 9.-At ten O'Clock
yesterday morning a well-dressed lady,
aged about forty, was seen to plunge
headlong off the platform of car on the
Pittsburgh and FIT. Wayne train, striking
upon her head. The tram. which was run
ming at full speed, stopped and backed,
and the lady was picked up in an uncon
scous state Blood was running freel
from the mouth, nose and ears. At latest
accounts she was still unconscious. PLY
sicians fear there is an internal fracture
of the skull and that she will die. 1t
was learned that the lady was the
wife of Elias Eisenburg, of South
Bend, and was en- route to visit her broth
er at Lakeville.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
An Epidemic of Embezzlenent.

OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 10.-Itsxis reported
that Elk County Treasurer Raymond's ac-
counts have been found to be short 81, 00C
by cor .mittee of the Board of Super
visors, which has been Investigating the
accounts of county officials; also, thai
they have found a larger shortage than
$4,000 in the accounts of Ex- Sheriff Null
lgan, and shortage of 50, 200 IN those OF
Ex-Probate Clerk Bartels. 1t is reported
also that the bondsmen of the present
County Treasurer have placed c. E. Hook,
of the First National Bank in charge OF
the treasurer's office, and that Ex-Treas-
ure, Raymond has transferred his prop.
erty to his bondsrneu.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
The Small Bills

WASHINGTON, March lathe new Sum
ary Civil Appropriation bill reproduces in
the same words the clause Of the former
OH winch Messrs. Warner, Weaver,
piano ana others construe as prohibiting
the withdrawal of one and two dollar
legal tender notes, and which they accuse
TINS treasury Department of vioatina. It
Is authoritatively learned that the will
De no.change in the policy of the depart
ments In this regard The treasury OFF,
clals believe it imposs ible to issue one
ana two dollar silver certafcates and
legal tenders simultaneou lily. and they
Will max no attempt to issue The green
backs
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

Mr.. HENRY c. HALL, United States
Minister to Central America, informs the
Secretary of State that on February 5
direct communication was formally in
augurated and opened between Guate-
mala and Mexico by the extension of the
Mexican land lines at Guatemala. This
arrangement places Mexico in close COM
munication with Guatemala and the sther
Central American States.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

D. LYNCH PRINGLE, of South Carolina,
has been transferred from the position of
Consul-General and secretary of the lega-
ton at Guatemala to that of Consul-Gen-
eral at Constantinople.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

THE clerks of the House of Representa-
tives have just completed com parison of
the bills pocketed by President Cleveland
at the recent session of Congress with the
number of bills which have failed in other
years in a similar way. This time no less
than forty different bills and resolution s
died by the pocket veto, as against a prev
ious maximum total of eight
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

THE Stanley expedition for the relief of
Emin. Boy, which left Zanzibar few
weeks ago, arrived at Cape Town on the
evening of the 9th. and left on the 10th
for the Congo river. Mr.. Stanley says he
will get there by the 18th inst, three days
earlier than he had expected to. The men
composing the expedit ion were all in fine
condition. There had SO far been neither
sickness nor desertiou among them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

A NEW belted cruiser the Galatea, was
launched on the 10th from the Napier yard
at Govan, on the Clyde, just below Glas-
cow. Lord Charles Beresford was on
board. The Galatea is 800 feet long,
between perpendiculars, fifty-six feet ex-
treme length of beam, and thirty-seven
feet deep. Her draught of water is nine
teen feet, and her displacement will be
h000 tons when in fighting condition.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

IT is expected that Judge McCue, Solic-
itor of the Treasury, will either be APP
pointed as the additional circuit judge for
the New York district, for the trial of
customs cases, or that he will be appoint
ed assistant Secretary of the Treasury in
the event of Mr.. Fairchild's appointment
as Secretary
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

PRIsoS wardens from all parts Of the
country met at the Russell House, in De-
troit, Mich, on the Sth, to form an asso-
citation for better management and for
tracing criminals. Joseph Nicholson, of
the Detroit House of Correction, presided,
and B. F. Wines, of Illinois, acted as sec
rotary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

THE funeral of Mrs. Ruth Rogers Ha r
mon, grandmother of Mrs. President
Cleveland, was held at Churchville, n. Y,
at IL a. m. on the 9th, Rev. DR.. A j. Bar
rett, of Rochester. officiating. The five
children of Mrs. Harmon, including Mrs.
Oscar Folsom, of Washington, the mother
of the Presidents wife, attended. Mrs.
Harmon was seventy eight years Of age.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

HoN. NATHAN T. SrRATToN, who was a
member of the Thirty-second and Thirty
third Congresses from New Jersey, died
at Mullica Hill, n. J., on the night of the
9th, aged seventy-three years.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

THE Supreme Court having done what
Congress could not do, owing to the in
tense opposition, in putting and end to
the license tax levied on commercial
travellers, there is great excitement in
Virginia. That State exacts drummers'
license of S175 a year and has gathered a
revenue from this source of nearly $780,
900 annually. Washington is disturbed
somewhat also.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

The Secretary of State is informed that
the cholera has spread through parts of
the Gillian Province of Aconcagua and
Valparaiso, and Is extending along the
valley of Aconcagua toward the sea. At
a station on the railroad between San
tiago and Valparaiso, thirty-fve miles
from the latter, about 600 cases have so
far been reported, Of which about $50
have proved fatal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

THE gold coin and bullion in the treas
ury, less s11,013,00 gold certificates in
circulation, amounts to 5.2S4, 81.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17

BEECHER memorial services We're held
in various Brooklyn churches on the 18th.
DIR. Charles E. Hall delivered the sermon
in Plymouth Church, which was literally
packed